Explain why this building is not collapsing

[Delus]

@chriskiil

that structure can make a beautiful breathtaking waterslide

True. Before ufike chini adrenalin itakuwa imeisha:D

[system]

@0%_Omera

Lifts serving that building operate perpendicular, and that’s where the main pillars are, pretty much like a shaft of the rotary engine.

Hehehe.
You know your Wankel engine eh?

[mayekeke]

@screwplus

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:D:D:D:D:D

[Afro]

You’ll might need to watch documentary yake ya nat geo megastrucures to understand

[kwido]

@Thagichu

The gravitational pressure caused by the 18° incline is countered by a technique called pre-cambered core, using a core of concrete reinforced with steel, with the core deliberately built slightly off-centre. It is also anchored to the ground by 490 piles which are drilled 20–30 metres underground.
From Wikipedia.

True
I almost queried on the 490 piles, then u quoted the Wikipedia as the source.
Of course u need piles but the number, the size and the depth is dependent on the forces u wanna counter.

[Inthanite]

Because all the Tenants are only allowed to sit on one side. The right side.

[tombayeye]

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